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Could the Manhattan Magnet be eyeing the White House or is he just calling a bluff? Are you a Republican, Donald? I’m a Republican, yes. So if there were politics, it would be as a Republican? It would be, I guess, as a Republican, but I don’t see that there will be politics. Why the ad, then? I mean, you said you wanted to say it.

There’s a lot of ways you can say things. I guess an ad is one way. You could have called up shows like this who would have been trying to have you come on. Why now? Well, it was very easy. I was tired, and I think a lot of people are tired

of watching other countries ripping off the United States. This is a great country. They laugh at us. Behind our backs, they laugh at us behind our backs. They laugh at us because of our own stupidity and the the leaders I mean what we have we have a Persian Gulf situation. You saw what happened today Billions and billions of dollars are being spent on getting oil for Japan and they’re not paying anything for it

Essentially, they’re paying nothing for it. We have tankers going back and forth that our men are protecting, losing their lives. I mean they’re losing their lives Larry. We’re spending billions and billions of protection and those tankers are going over to Japan. It’s just preposterous. I watched the Kuwaiti oil minister the other day laughing as he was explaining how much money they intend to make with the Bridgeton, which has been a total disaster, the Bridgeton.

And I said to myself, isn’t that a shame? He’s talking about how much money they’re going to make. And here we are. He’s smiling and laughing. Why don’t we get some of it? Why is it that we’re protecting?

We have frogmen, we have helicopters, we aircraft carriers, and all sorts of ships all over the Persian Gulf so that this man and his little group can make a lot of money. I think it’s ridiculous. Well, one of the reasons we say we’re doing it is because we’ve been doing it, and that all previous presidents have endorsed doing it. I guess the kind of thinking of an entrepreneur is because somebody else said it was right,

doesn’t make it right, right? Larry the country is losing 200 billion dollars a year 200 billion this country cannot continue to lose 200 billion dollars Japan is one of the wealthiest machines ever created, Saudi Arabia, and it’s not hey, let me tell you I’m a big beneficiary of Japan. They buy my apartments in spades. They’re fine people but they must be

they let they’re laughing to themselves as to what’s happening over here. We’re not kidding ourselves. They’re laughing to themselves Larry as to what’s happening in this country. But Donald a lot of people feel the way you feel and a lot of people maybe with as much money or certainly some people with as much money feel the way you feel. Why did you go public? Because somebody had to Larry. I watch it again and it’s a very important point. Japan is a money machine. Saudi

Arabia is a money machine. Kuwait. These are money machines, the greatest ever created. The United States is, if it were a corporation, it would be bankrupt. It’s losing $200 billion a year. For years now, it’s been losing that. What right do we have to go out and defend?

Why aren’t these countries, these wealthy money machines paying us for the defense of their freedom and their nations? Why aren’t they paying us? We are kind of the world’s keeper, are we not? I don’t believe we should be. I think Japan should certainly make a contribution. Japan is one of the reasons they’re so successful is they don’t have to worry about defense because why should they worry about defense when the United States will do it for nothing? I mean it’s crazy. Saudi Arabia, I mean you saw what happened with Saudi Arabia. We’re

going through the Gulf, we have old-fashioned obsolete minesweepers. We ask Saudi Arabia for the use of their minesweepers which are the best made, the most modern, the best, and they say no? Who are they to tell us no? We’re not going to give you our minesweepers. It’s ridiculous.

They’re only there, they’re only there for the sake of us as far as that’s concerned. We are protective of Saudi Arabia. They should pay for that. Are we going to be hearing more from Mr. Trump on issues like this as we go along? I really don’t know Larry. This is an issue that’s been bothering me. It’s been bothering a lot of people that I know and I think it’s an issue that had to be brought out to the fore. The concept of

America financing and paying and losing lives for countries that won’t even allow us to use their ships. And these are the countries that in 24 hours they’d be wiped off the face of the earth if it weren’t for America. It’s ridiculous. By the way, a couple of other things, then we’ll take some calls for Donald Trump. Is it true that you’re going to go to New Hampshire in October at the invitation of

Mike Dunbar, who’s heading a group called? Draft Donald Trump Well, I was asked about three or four weeks ago whether or not by a very good friend of mine whether or not I’d go To New Hampshire that’s turned out to be now a much bigger deal than I had ever anticipated and perhaps I don’t know. I am going I made the commitment to go I made the commitment about three weeks ago, and I will go.

Yes. You will go, even though you realize now, in just setting foot in that state, people are going to presume things. Well, they can presume whatever they want. I have no intention of running for president, but I’d like the point to get across that we have a great country, but it’s not going to be great for long if we’re going to continue to lose $200 billion a year. You’re going to get into the early 90s, 1990, 1991, and the whole thing’s going to blow because this country cannot continue to support Japan and Saudi Arabia and Kuwait and many

other countries that are much wealthier than we are. We’re not a wealthy country. You can’t be a wealthy country when you’re losing the kind of money that we’re losing. We’re a debtor country. A couple of other things, then we’ll break and take some calls. Yes, the famed developer Donald Trump of New York. We’re ready to go to your phone calls. Redlands, California. Hello.

Hello, sir. Comment and a couple of quick questions. I think it would be really a big mistake for the United States to attempt to tax its allies for protection, because that would demote them to the role of a client state of the United States. And secondly, I think it would also be pretty unconstitutional, because the Congress has the authority to raise armies and support them with taxes for the defense of the United States, not to be hired out as a mercenary force. Alright, Donald? Well, number one, it wouldn’t at all be unconstitutional, and number two, if you’re talking about taxing, I’m not talking about taxing.

I think that people should make a contribution and a major contribution, other countries, to this country for what we’re doing to keep their freedom and to keep them free and to allow them to be free. And would you rather have that or would you rather see this country go totally bust in another couple of years because this country cannot afford to defend Japan and every other country in the world? It just cannot afford it.

It wouldn’t be a tax. It would be more a payment in kind like for landing space at airports, right? It would be, you could call it anything you want, to be perfectly honest, I don’t care what it’s called, but I think that Japan and all of these other countries should certainly pay. They can well afford to pay. Donald Trump’s our guest. This is Larry King live. We go to Toronto hello yes good evening Larry my question for mr. Trump it’s a two-part question relating to international trade is the solution

to the American trade deficit to restrict trade through protectionist policies or to train American business to be more aggressive as an entrepreneurial and I’d also like to know if mr. Trump would support a Canadian-U.S. free trade agreement. Well, I think just to answer your first part, I believe it’s very important that you have free trade. But we don’t have free trade right now because if you want to go to Japan or if you want

to go to Saudi Arabia or various other countries, it’s virtually impossible for an American to do business in those countries. Virtually impossible. And I have many friends, they go over to Japan, they can’t open up anything. They need approvals, they need this, that. In the meantime, Japan comes over to this country, they’re buying up Wall Street, they’re

buying up all of Manhattan’s real estate, they’re buying, which is fine as far as I’m concerned because they’re paying premium prices that put people like myself in a very good position, if I ever want to sell something. So, the fact is that you don’t have free trade. We think of it as free trade, but you right now don’t have free trade. And I support anything having to do with Canada, because I think they’ve been one hell of a good ally. Do you do any business in Canada? I do a little bit of business with Canada, and the Canadian people are wonderful people,

and they’re with us 100 percent, as opposed to many other people in the world. We support so many countries that, I mean, you walk out on the airport and they say, Yankee, go home. They have signs all over, Yankee, go home. And we’re giving billions. We don’t give anything to our farmers. Our farmers are dying. There’s no question about it.

Farms that were for generations in families, they’re being taken away. The homeless are all over the streets of the major cities. The sick and the problems. And yet we’ll give billions of dollars in defending countries that have five times more money than we can ever hope to have. It’s ridiculous.

Rich, ruthless and famous, my guest is a New York institution. we can ever hope to have. It’s ridiculous. What is it that gets you out of bed in the morning? What is it that drives you here? I really think it’s the artistic or the aesthetic. I love building great buildings and the case most of my business is the building of things and I get great artistic pride out of a great building like Trump Tower, which is on 57th Street and 5th Avenue in New York, or Trump International Hotel in town, my new building on Central Park West. I mean, I get a great sense of artistic enjoyment out of those buildings. If you don’t enjoy what you’re doing, it’s almost never going to be successful.

Well, I think one thing is perseverance. I mean, when things were tough at the beginning of the 90s for me and everyone else, the problem with me is I was getting all the publicity. The Great Depression, you call it. I call it the Great Depression of the early 90s because we were really in a real estate depression. And it was real estate and retailing and airlines and various other businesses.

They were in a total depression. They weren’t in a recession. And I survived. Most people didn’t survive. I mean, a lot of my friends, a lot of good people and bad people had to go bankrupt. And you never heard from them again.

And you probably never will hear from them again. But, you know, I survived to a point where the company is much bigger now than it ever was and much stronger financially than it ever was. And I wrote a book about it. But in the early 90s you faced the possibility of losing everything. In fact, on paper you had lost pretty much everything.

I had faced the possibility of losing everything. And I went back to work. I focused. I focused my mental energies and all of my energies. You never thought of giving up? No, I think one of the reasons I really succeeded and bigger than even in the 80s is the fact that it’s a little word called perseverance. I didn’t stop. It’s quite a long word, actually. It’s a long word, come to think of it.

But I didn’t stop, and I did persevere. I went against a lot of odds. And I came up with a phrase, survive till 95. That was in the early 1990s. And it turned out to be right, because the world changed, the economy changed, and there was a survival tactic until a certain year.

And in 1995 things started changing. But I mean it really started changing for me almost right at the beginning because I went back to work, I refocused my energies. How desperate were you at that time? How depressed did you get? Well, to start off with, I really blame myself a little bit because I’ve always been able to pick markets

And I really wasn’t focused toward the end of the 80s because I was having too good a time I was enjoying my life too much. Things were going too. Well, you dropped your guard I did drop my guard and it’s no different than you if you do 15 great interviews, you know, you’re sort of on the 16th, you can take it easy because, well, that happens in life. That’s a human trait. And I did drop my guard. And what I did is I re-put up my guard and re-put up my defenses and my offenses much stronger than I ever did in the 80s and worked probably harder

than I did in the 70s and 80s and actually became much more successful. You had to believe in your own abilities. Wasn’t there a time when you thought I really can’t hack it I should get out of this? I’m not suited to this. There were some pretty depressing times because I had owed billions and billions of dollars. 975 million or so was personally guaranteed.

And that’s a pretty deep hole. And when you’re that deep in debt, you’re mired in debt, and you’re that deep in debt, I mean, that’s a pretty rough situation to be in. There are lots of obstacles thrown in your way in terms of relationship. First of all, time, but even your own mental psyche. I mean, my thing is I’m thinking about deals and I’m thinking about

these great buildings all over, you know, that I’m doing, and building the largest job ever approved by the New York City Planning Commission on the West Side. You know, that I’m doing and building the largest job ever approved by the New York City Planning Commission on the West Side. You know, that’s a thought process. There’s a lot of things that I’m doing and building. And I’m thinking about that maybe as opposed to relationship.

I’m not saying that in a positive way. I’m saying it almost in a negative way because it’s very negative in terms of relationship. And success may be great in terms of living and lifestyle and beautiful homes and apartments and boats and planes and all of the stuff that doesn’t mean very much, but success is not necessarily very good for a relationship. Most important to you seem to be your children.

Is that right? This matters to you a great deal. Yeah, I have great children and they’re very important to you seem to be your children. Is that right? This matters to you a great deal. Yeah, I have great children and they’re very important to me and I think that’s one of the great things that came out of both relationships. You’re welcome. day. Really? It’s your life. You have the Trump wine there. It’s starting off well. What Trump wine? Okay. Yes, yes, yes. And yes, ladies and gentlemen, as we head into Christmas

here, we’ve got an incredible guest for you. Without any further ado, it’s my pleasure to introduce to you Eric Trump. Welcome on to the Thrive Time show. How are you, sir? It’s beautiful to see the American flags behind you guys, and that’s what this is all about, right? The office is a little excited.

We’re a little excited to have you here, Eric. OK, so Eric, I’ve got eight questions for you in 15 minutes coming in hot, and then my wife will one-up me with better questions. Do you ever give your family Trump ties or Trump international gift cards as last minute Christmas gift ideas? Do you, are you allowed to do that?

Yeah, well, that’s exactly what Laura’s you get for Christmas. She’s going to get, she’s going to get a piece of wine. She’s going to get a Trump tie and she’s going to get, um, exactly. I stay at one of our hotels. Right. It’s exactly what I’m going to get. Now, it’s we are we’re pretty like the family goes around.

We do a lot of funny gifts. We do a lot of serious gifts. My son’s very he’s in the other room right now. He’s very excited about hot meals. That’s his this phase. I mean, I can literally ask him, would you rather have a Ferrari, Luke?

Right, not that he’s ever gonna get a Ferrari from us, right, we’re not like the guys that spoil their kids. Would you rather have that or would you rather have Hot Wheels? And pretty much across the board, Hot Wheels will, you know, win the day.

Would you rather have your sister for 2022 or would you rather have that awesome green camo Hot Wheels car? You’ll definitely take the Hot Wheels car any day over his sister. Okay, now question number three of eight here. You spoke at the reawaken America tour. How would you describe the energy amongst the attendees?

Because the left would try to encourage people not to get together to not attend your father’s rallies or the reawaken America tour. How would you describe the energy at the event? Well, it’s incredible. Obviously, I was with you in in Dallas. I mean, Dallas was insane. I mean, thousands and thousands of people every single one, you know, represented red, white and blue. You know, love Trump, you know, but it’s not

even Trump. It’s kind of what, you know, the message points he stands for, you know, God, country, patriotism, you know, common sense, you know, all the things that we fight, you know, every single day, right? You know, the, you know, pushing back on the weaponization of a system, something I spent a lot of time talking about, you have Democrats out there every single day

that try and weaponize every system in this country, whether it be, you know, the DOJ or the FBI or the military or education, higher ed, lower ed, you know, go down the list. The media, social media, technology, corporate America. Right. They will censor you, they will, you know, de-platform you, they will censor your thoughts and opinions, they’ll take it out on your children.

And people are really, really wise to that. And I think a lot of the audience there feels very strongly that so many of those things are frankly un-American, you know, flow against, you know, the very kind of ethos of our Constitution and I think that’s why you have the spirit that you have at the events and I was, not only was I humbled because the out, you know, the outpouring of just love was fantastic, but incredible Americans there and honored to speak at them.

Can you talk about the dangers of conservatives buying into rumors? Because so many people rumored that you were working with Russia and then sometimes it’s easy as a person, if you’re not careful to read the headlines and to buy into a rumor, could you just speak to about the dangers of buying into rumors? You know, it’s amazing. When I, every day before I went to school, when I was younger, my dad always said, listen, kids, no drinking, no drugs, no smoking.

And then he’d always add a fourth thing, which is you better get good grades. Like, you know, don’t disappoint me. And you know, my mom was from, you know, communist Czechoslovakia and she pounded kind of manners into us. And we always lived very, very clean, squeaky lives. There was no drugs, there was no nonsense, there was no misbehaving, there was no disrespect

toward adults, there was no pictures on laptops, there was no crack pipes, there was no illicit drugs, there was no prostitution, and many other things you could find out. Before the age of 30, I raised $25 million and built a building down at St. Jude’s, the largest ICU and surgery center in the country dedicated to dying children, right? $25 million and built a building down at St. Jude’s, the largest ICU and surgery center in the country dedicated to dying children, right? $25 million, raised that at a 9.2% expense ratio.

And these people savagely attack me every single day, meaning they attack me for the charity. He steals money for children with cancer. I’m sitting there saying, how do you steal money at a 9.2% cumulative expense ratio? We didn’t even have employees. Like I mean, we did so much good work. There’s the largest surgery center and ICU in Memphis, Tennessee, a St. Jude Children’s Hospital to us. Yet Hunter goes around, he’s got laptops, full of these

illicit pictures, all these bad things. He’s taking money from every country around the world while his dad’s vice president is writing emails. Hey guys, save 10% for the big guy. Who do we think the big guy is? Who the hell is the big guy?

Of course, the big guy at that time is the vice president. He’s flying Air Force Two around the place. He’s taking money from China, Ukraine. He’s getting diamonds as gifts from Chinese, you know, billionaires. Guys, if I did one one thousandth of that, they try and put us in jail every single day. They come after us. They subpoena us every single day, just with the hopes of finding one time in our life at some point that we ever slipped up and

truthfully we haven’t right if I did one one thousandth of what Hunter Biden did I’d be in jail for the rest of my life and you know I’m not into attacking political families like I’ve seen my kids were four and two respectively get attacked I saw Barron as a 13 year old boy in the White House get attacked I’m not into that stuff Ion as a 13 year old boy in the White House get attacked. I’m not into that stuff. I’m actually a big fan of leaving families

the hell out of this, unless you stand on the stage, which we all did. But the double standard is unbelievable. I mean, they have the evidence right there. It’s on a laptop, right? You know, yet they do absolutely nothing about it.

Yet there’s probably not a day that goes by where some politically motivated prosecutor around the country doesn’t send me a subpoena trying to take out my father because they know he’s going to win in 2024 if he was to run again or trying to take me out to otherwise embarrass a family or, you know, going after anything or anybody in the Trump orbit, including, by the way, somebody that you’re very close to, General Flynn. Right.

And it’s disgusting. It’s a travesty. It’s not equal arms of justice. And it’s discouraged a lot of Americans, I can tell you that. Now, question number five,

we’re going to my wife here and she always has better questions than me. So psychologically prepare yourself. That doesn’t surprise me. As Clay tried to get the truth out, you know, he realized that everywhere he turned, he was censored, you know, suddenly his YouTube channel was shut down. Suddenly, you know,

he, he, he can’t post these things on Facebook anymore. And so kind of as a, out of necessity, he thought, all right, I’m taking this directly to the people. And that that I feel like is by why people have been responsive. But what is, um, I guess if you can kind of speak to, sometimes I feel people get discouraged. And we can’t stop because the truth will prevail and the truth will come out in the end. So I just want you to, you can kind of speak

to, um, maybe that, that, that spirit of, of, of, and I think you saw that at the event, people being encouraged that we can get the truth out. We might just need to go a different way. I know your dad is also, you know, coming up with a solution. So if you can kind of speak to that, that would be wonderful. Yeah, well guys, yeah, first of all, there’s an old expression. I won’t use it because it’s a little lewd, but karma is a something, right? You know, unfortunately, karma takes too long in the world oftentimes. But the one thing I’ll tell you about the Democrats, they always dig so deep that they actually find themselves. And it’s like the

craziest thing. And I’m going to be proven right on this. You just watch. Save this little 10 seconds right here. You know, with Russia, I was the guy that got the initial press inquiry. Trump has secret servers with Russia. First of all, we’re mainly cloud-based, so we don’t really have servers. So let’s just get past just that tangible point. Second of all, we don’t know anybody in Russia.

Like, you know, they’ve got secret service with Alphabank. I’m like, who the hell’s Alphabank? Like, who’s Alphabank? I’ve never heard of Alphabank before. Yes, they’ve got deep connections to the Kremlin and Putin. I’m sitting there saying, guys, give me a damn break, right? So then a guy named Michael Sussman takes that to the FBI. Yes,

I’ve got very clear information. Now he works for Hillary and Hillary’s paying him to do this. And then they perpetuate this thing and the Russia collusion and all this stuff, right? We lived through hell for three years. Every single day during my father’s presidency, he’s fighting this stuff. And guess what at the end of it it all comes out They dug so deep that they actually found themselves and guess what Durham soon right now Looking at the Hillary campaign and looking at Hillary Clinton and looking all these people who perpetrated these lies

Sussman the guy who started a lot of this stuff is you know, I mean he’s indicted right now, you know, federally indicted. Yeah. You know, and go on and on. And so, guys, the same thing happens there. You know, the election, I can tell you, was an awful fraud. There’s just no question about it.

I was going to places across the street, you know, from Biden. He was the candidate for president of the United States. My name is not on that, you know, from Biden. He was the candidate for president of the United States. My name is not on that, you know, the ticket. I’d have a thousand people and I’d be 500 yards across, you know, two blocks away from Biden at the same time he was speaking. And he couldn’t fill up his little 30 bubbles. I’m telling you guys, you know, they’ve got all expression, right? If it looks like a duck and a quacks like a duck, it’s probably a damn duck.

And I think that’s what every American’s feeling right now. They might not be able to put their finger on exactly what it was. I happen to think it was death by a thousand cuts. They might not be able to put their finger on exactly what it was, where it was.

But guys, it didn’t, there’s nothing about it that felt right. There’s nothing about it that looked right. It’s not believable that this guy got 12 million more votes than Obama in 2008. Like give me a break. The guy can’t get through a sentence.

He didn’t leave his basement in Delaware. He’s the least inspiring guy in the world. And so guys, that will come out. There’s no question. And there’s a lot of people, you know, pursuing it every single day. And then you mentioned the medical stuff. And here’s all I’ll say, you know, Moderna stock, you know, was roughly $20 in the middle of 2020, in early 2020. Now, Moderna stock

is $329, or as of a couple days ago, it was $329. That’s a 1700% increase, guys, in Moderna stock, right? It goes from $20 to $329 in what, a year and a half? And guys, there’s a lot of money being made by, do you think Purell wants COVID to magically disappear? Of course not. Do you think Lys wants, you know, COVID to magically disappear? Of course not. Do you think Lysol wants COVID to disappear?

Of course not. Right. There’s a lot of people making a lot of money on this nonsense. And I think people have to, you know, regardless of what their opinions are on, you know, listen, we have freedom of expression as a country, but I don’t think people should be blind to the fact that, you know, billions or trillions are being made.

You know, it’s really interesting that some of the shots, you only need one shot, but yet a lot of the other shots, you need two shots. And then about three weeks later, you need a booster shot. Oh my God, there’s another booster shot. Now, I mean, we’re going to be seven variants in. We’re going to be five booster shots in. And guys, at some point, you know,

Americans just need to be able to live their life. I find the final three questions in the final three minutes here. And then Leon, are you ready for your questions, sir? And I think if your mics did, we’ll switch to this mic. Well, okay, this this is great, Eric. You know, we enjoyed seeing you there in Dallas. And I love your father. You know, I was a spiritual advisor during the Trump administration. We prayed and prayed. But when your dad said, I am not the Savior. We have one

already. He was a pastor at Robert Jeffries Church. That was amazing. How does how does your family feel about Jesus Christ being the Lord and Savior of the Earth and of America? How does your family feel about that? Well, there’s no question. I mean, our country was founded on religion

and is founded on Christianity. And personally, it drives me crazy every single time, you know, they want to take a God we trust off of our national currency or they want to drop, you know, under God and the Pledge of Allegiance. And, you know, a night every single night, you know, my son’s in the other room, as I mentioned before.

I’d love to bring him out of here at four years old and literally before we go to bed, we do four things every single night. I don’t care where in the world I am. I don’t care who I’m with. All right. I’ll break apart at 745, you know, and I will say prayers with him. First, he says the Pledge of Allegiance. And it’s so cute as a four year old in the Pledge of Allegiance. He stands up, does the Pledge of Allegiance, and then he does three prayers. Two are kind of like family prayers, and then the other, you know, then the Lord’s Prayer.

He always finishes with the Lord’s Prayer. At the end of each one, he says, Amen. And guys, this country is missing a lot of family. It’s missing, you know, do it to, you know, my son and daughter every single day because, you know, the youth will get out of line and you have to kind of, you know, bring them back in a good way in a positive way. Yeah, yeah. They’re missing

that but they are missing religion and they’re missing the teachings of religion and frankly, you know, the discipline of religion, right? It’s more than just the teachings. It’s the discipline of it. It’s a family aspect of it. It’s a community aspect of it. It’s a church aspect of it.

And we need a lot more of that in society. And frankly, if you had a lot more of that, so many of the problems that we actually spend a lot of time talking about just wouldn’t exist. You know, religion cures a lot of those problems if we can actually get serious about it. And the family unit cures a lot of those problems if we can get serious about it.

And that’s many things. And I hate to be long winded. I’m so sorry. But there’s many things that plague this nation. That’s, you know, substance abuse. That’s, you know, substance abuse, that’s, you know, crime, that’s, you

know, being good, hardworking, ethical, you know, people, you know, it’s, that really is, you know, sewn into the fabric of red, white and blue. And, you know, we better not let that get away from us. And it was getting away from us awfully quickly until he started fighting for religious freedom, freedom of expression, God, you know, being able to say Merry Christmas or holidays. I mean, it’s nuts. And guys, it’s not going to happen.

Eric, I have two final questions for you. Two final questions here. Okay. This is this question. What do you think? This is like a lot of times the media will ask two part and three part questions to trick you. This is a three part question, but it’s one of my final two questions. OK, so there’s duck hunting, there’s comedy and there’s dance moves. There’s dance moves.

There’s duck hunting. Yeah, there’s comedy. Who is the better duck hunter, you, Don Jr. or your dad? Me. Who’s the, who’s funnier? We were in a duck hunting blind yesterday morning together. Who’s better? Who’s funnier? You, Don Jr. or your dad behind the scenes? Listen, we’ve all got good senses of humor.

We’ve all got pretty twisted senses of humor, actually. We have a lot of, you’ve probably seen that over the last four years. You know, Don’s a funny guy. My dad’s a funny guy. We’re all funny, honestly.

Okay, okay. We take life very seriously, but you know, we certainly laugh and I would say say but my father is definitely the best answer there’s no question about it. We’ll give comedy to Don and we’ll give dancing to the president. I mean we need we need more of that. Okay my final my final question that I’ve done harassing you here. General Michael Flynn served for 30 some odd years

in the military. He was your dad’s choice, you know, to be the chief intelligence officer. Peter Navarro, who is your dad’s right-hand man in the White House, speaks super highly of General Flynn. Why does your family love General Flynn so much

and all of the military? You guys are very pro military and pro General Flynn. Why is that? Yeah, I don’t even think it was us knowing General Flynn. I think it was more the way they tried to crucify a man that’s given his life and his kind.

By the way, General Flynn would much rather, you know, be leading a military right now than talking on stage stage trying to regain the freedoms of this country. You better believe it, right? Kind of military spirit is ingrained in this. But look what they tried to do to him. Look how they tried to destroy him.

Look how, you know, look how they tried to frame him. And by the way, the guys that do this, everybody, Oh, come in and talk to us and it’ll be a very nice conversation and help us and then he says something. Oh, well, I think you just perjured yourself. I mean, guys, it’s enough. It’s enough of this stuff. I mean, this is a guy that gave, you know, 30 years to his country, you know, fought on battlefields around the world. You don’t take people like that out. And the other side’s willing to do it every single day. I mean, look what they tried to do to Kavanaugh. This is a guy I can tell you was

not a party animal in high school, right? It’s like, the guy’s brilliant. Absolutely brilliant. He’s not out there doing all sorts of crazy things, right? They’re willing to make up these allegations. They’re trying to destroy a guy. I mean, destroy a person’s life. They’re trying to destroy his family’s life because what? He is different kind of political.

It’s sick guys. And they’re willing to do it to anybody. They try and do it to us every single day the way they weaponize politics. And it can happen. And, you know, General Flynn,

maybe like us in a certain way, but he became a little bit of kind of a spokesperson for, you know, what the drain the swamp actually meant. And, you know, we do have to drain that swamp. We can’t allow that nonsense to happen. That’s what happens in banana republics around the world.

And it can’t happen in the greatest country in the world, the United States of America. And I think that’s why we have the respect for General Flynn that we do. Eric, I really do appreciate you. I’ll see if I can have the team round up

some additional Hot Wheels for your son. God bless you guys. We do live in the greatest country in the world. Have a great one guys. See you after the meeting. Take care brother, Bye. the Apprentice that I used. Oh wow. These are different things. Tom Brady’s Super Bowl helmet.

Wow. This is Mike Tyson’s belt. This is Vince McMahon from the World Wrestling Federation. This is Shaquille O’Neal’s shoe. Oh my god. Right here, which is a serious shoe. Is that a real shoe? That’s a real shoe. He took it off after a game and handed it to my guy like this. Yeah, I guess because you don’t really like germs anyway, do you know? How are you handling the campaign shaking hands when you don’t like germs? Well, I mean, it’s been proven, you know, you can’t somebody has a cold. You probably catch a cold, but I do it because you have to do it. And it’s one of those things. But this is some this is some serious foot.

Yeah. So all different things. And of course, the big thing is the view of New York City. Now, do you live upstairs? I live upstairs in the penthouse. Yes. Okay, so do you think the White House is going to be as nice as your penthouse? The White House is very special. So is Trump Tower, but the White House is a very special place. It represents something that can be so good and you will see what I’m talking about. How does your baby son feel about it? Because he would be the one who would live there. Well, I think he feels great. I mean, he didn’t know if it was such a shock, but now he’s saying,

Dad, you’re winning, you’re winning. I don’t know. I’m not sure I like it. You know, it’s very interesting. But he would be very happy, I think. How old is he right now are you gonna get down to business when we leave you or are you gonna get down to politics? I get down to business and politics you know I’m running a business and at the same time I’m running for office whereas a politician they only have to do the one thing but I’m running a big business and also running for office so as the days go by I give more and

more to my children to run and my executives. I have great executives and that’s not going to be a problem. So what’s a normal day right now for you? Well I would get up at 5, 530, read the papers including the Wall Street Journal. But I read the Wall Street Journal, the Times, I read the different papers. And then I try and watch as much as I can television. You’re seeing more and more with the politics because there’s so much on television. Then I get to the office at 8, 8.30. Now, do you exercise or you just stay in shape? Well, I exercise a little

bit, not as much as I would like to. I don’t have time really. And I do a lot of exercising because I walk around a lot. I’m doing a lot of things. Even when you’re at a podium making a speech and you’re ranting and ranting, that’s exercise. Don’t kid yourself. That’s, you know, you’re standing up for an hour and 20 minutes and you’re speaking to a great audience. So I get plenty of exercise. I like to play golf whenever I can, but it’s not as much as I’d like to be able to play.

You’re supposed to be a pretty good golfer. I’m a pretty good golfer. You know, you get to know people on a golf course and you learn about people. I’ve won many club championships and when you can win club championships that tells you something. You know winning a club championship is hard because you’re competing against other very good players

and it’s hard so you win many of them and you feel good about yourself. So what’s your handicap? I guess I’m a four now. I would have been better, but I haven’t been played. But I would say a four. And that’s really good. It’s pretty good, yeah. I’m a pretty good player.

Okay, so then you come in here at eight, and then do you mostly do political meetings, business meetings? What are you most focused on? Well, I would say now it’s starting to be maybe the political is taking over a little bit over the business and the business I’m giving more and more of it over to the executives and my children to run. But, you know, right now it’s pretty much even.

A lot of people call you the Donald. Has it all blended or do you sometimes feel like you’re just Donald or do you feel like you have to be the Donald and be on stage? Honestly, I don’t think about it. I just do what I have to do. If you start thinking about that bad things happen. You just have to do what you have to do. I come in I do work like everybody else. I live maybe a different life or maybe not a different life, but I work

hard. We can work hard life, but I work hard. We can work hard. We have to work hard. If I win, I’m going to have to work so hard. But we’re going to make, and I’ve said it, we’re going to make the country better than it ever was.

And we have a chance of doing that. Better. I don’t mean just bring it back. We have a chance of making it better than it ever was. There’s such incredible potential, such incredible people. And you mark my words, we’ll be doing this in three or four years, hopefully together. And I think you’re gonna

be I hope you’re gonna be very impressed. Okay, we’ll come back and see. Thank you. Okay, thanks. Thank you very much, Monica. Okay. Tell me this, walk me through this.

When does the day start? What’s your day look like from the morning till midnight? What’s the day look like for the, you know, Trump family? Well, listen guys, remember outside of politics, and I’m heavily involved in politics, I also run a big company. So my day starts early.

And we’re not big sleepers in our family. My father’s not a big sleeper. I’m not a big sleeper. I’m normally a 5 AM guy. I go to the gym, get to it very, very early, and getting very late. The last two nights, we’ve come in at 1 o’clock in the morning and come back from big fundraisers, big events.

I was with him all over Georgia, North Carolina. I’ve been doing events all over the country. And so no, guys, not a lot of sleep now between, obviously, campaign schedule and the final two weeks, less than two weeks now, 12 days. And then obviously, the company, we’ve

got some of the greatest hotels all over the world and golf courses and residential buildings, commercial buildings, you know, literally on every corner of the globe. And so not a whole lot of sleep in our family. And you’re the EVP, right?

You’re the EVP of the entire organization. Yeah, that’s what I do. Okay, so question with you there because I got four kids and you know we got businesses that were running. How does how was the family conversations when you guys were kids younger? Think 10, 12, 13, 14 years old, 15 years old. Hey one day you’re gonna run this and one day you’re gonna do that. What were those conversations like with Pops? No actually actually, almost the exact opposite of that.

We were thrown on construction sites, Don and I, at a very, very young age, right? About 11, started making less than minimum wage. And I was pulling conduit, and I was doing HVAC work, tile work, concrete work, everything that you can possibly imagine, right?

And I loved it, but it was you know you’re gonna work with the stonemasons These are guys you know tough Italian guys if you wore gloves they would laugh at you I mean, it’s just you know your little preppy best in hands are gonna get you know work hard in today a little boy And yeah, you know they were tough on you guys. Oh these guys are freaking tough I mean this guy’s no bullshit right there, but you know these are these are the real deal These are hardened, you know, tough guys. And, you know, by the way, some of so many of them still work in the company today and

dear friends and worked for us forever. And they’re really kind of family of ours. But no, this is this is real deal stuff. And, you know, if you wanted a fishing rod, guess what? You know, honey, go out and work for it. You know, go dig a hole, you know, go learn how to, you know, run backhoes, bulldozers, chainsaws.

And it’s what we did every single summer. And it was the best thing that ever happened. And so I don’t think there was any, hey, when you come into the business, it’s work, earn it and slowly grow your eventually have the keys. And I don’t even think that was stated. It was one of these things that we went out and we busted our bus every single day. And trust me, Donald Trump, he’s no pushover. If we weren’t really good at what we did, if we didn’t care, if we didn’t work our

tail off, we wouldn’t be in the seat that we were in. I mean, there’s just there’s no way. There’s too much riding on it. What he was actually remarkable that he almost took a different approach. He’d give you tasks that were so insurmountable. You realize he kind of laddered them, right? But I was 24 years old.

I’d get thrown into, you know, build that building. And by the way, it’s you’re in charge. Make good decisions. I go to him oftentimes. Hey, I’ve got a problem. You know, what’s the answer?

And he would kind of talk in a little bit of a circle. But then at the end of his you figure it out, you figure it out. And don’t get me wrong. If I was going to go grossly awry, he would have, corrected immediately, but he wanted people. For him, it was never about the PhDs. It was never about the resume.

It was guys who would go out there and bust their butts, bust their asses, who worked, who had common sense, who people liked, who would go out there and fight. We have people in our company that were literally drivers. That took me to school as a kid, who were general managers of some of the biggest hotels in the country, because these guys always had their hand up.

And Donald Trump was always this guy, you keep your hand in the air, right? I mean, driver. You know, we were looking, we were bringing architects out to Las Vegas when we did our big hotel out there, right, 64 stories on the strip, right across from the Wynn.

Amazing building. Hey, I’ll take them out. Who’s the driver? I’ll take the architects out, no problem. A couple weeks later, we’re getting financing, and we’re going through the whole buying process.

Hey, I’ll take those bankers out. I’ll show them the site. I’ll take them through the biggest in Las Vegas. And this is a guy who started as a driver. And it was never about the guys who graduated from Yale and Princeton. It was about the guys who worked hard, who were no BS, who were honest, who are loyal, who always had their hand up, and very different. I mean, and by the way, one other thing.

He instilled confidence in people who otherwise might have not had confidence in themselves. And he would build them up. Brian’s the greatest. He does the greatest job. This guy works hard on everybody.

Everybody loves this guy. You watch this guy, he’s gonna get the project done on time, under budget. And he’d build up their personality where they actually believed in themselves, where otherwise it was said, hey, I’m just not qualified for that.

I mean, how many times have you heard that across your life? And when in reality, they were almost the most qualified. In a crazy way, they had the street smarts. They had the, it’s, um, now he’s, he was a remarkable guy. He’s made so many careers, remarkable boss, but you better believe when we were 14 years old, it wasn’t, Hey, when you, when you take over the company one day, you know, go out and dig that damn hole and, and, and work for it.

Who are some of the longest standing employees within the organization and what are the timelines? Well, if you haven’t been in our company for 20 years, you’re like a junior, very junior. I mean, I always say, you know, you make it the first year with us and we love you, you know, you’re in for life. And you walk down the hall of our company, every single person, 20 years, 25 years, 30 years. I mean, it’s a remarkable thing. And so many people who came through, I hate hiring from outside. I hate it. It drives me crazy because you can never learn who a person

is on a resume. You just don’t. And I’d much rather have somebody that started as a busboy and worked his way into kind of being F&B director, and then kind of worked his way into assistant general manager, and then you take that person, you put them in another property, they succeed every single time because you know their heart and soul,

you know their work ethic, I mean, they’ve just been tested over and over and over. And by the way, they’re the people who are most appreciative. I mean, think about the kind of FU it sends throughout corporate culture. You know, when somebody who’s worked in a company for 15 years and they’ve rose the ranks,

and then you jump ahead of them and you go grab some guy, you know, some stiff from Ritz Carlton or something along those lines, and you bring them in and you totally jump over them. I try never to do that. And my father was the same way. He always liked hiring from within. I mean, listen guys, we probably have 6, 7,000 people in our company right now, right across, you know, and growing awfully quickly.

And, but people whose careers he’s made, you know, I mean, it’s remarkable. And by the way, people who would have never otherwise gotten jobs, and this is going to sound a little bit bad, but in the 1980s, he was giving very construction, very male-dominated

industry in New York. I mean, very few females, and made many of his project managers females. He never gets any credit for that, and they were killers, and they went out, and they did unbelievable things, and built some, and he was always willing to just give whoever was the best person, whoever had their hand up,

whoever would ever be that killer, who would ever work 24 hours a day to prove themselves. What were some of the common conversations? Again, when you were a kid, right? I’m not talking 20 plus, I’m talking 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, during that age. So he’s always been a guy who’s been myopically,

and I think as a family. First of all, great sense of humor, right? We like to laugh, we like to poke fun. I mean, a lot of, you know, kinda shit talk for lack of a better term right against all of us and you know you guys are new yorkers yeah 100 you get it right but i mean you know we’re a very very close family but we’re also in a very alpha family right very kind of competitive family we have a lot of fun and you know we’re all probably loud in our own ways everybody wants to stage everybody wants a microphone so you get a lot of that at our table it’s probably no different than than your tables, right? But I think the conversation always kind of revolved, he was very myopically focused on whatever

he was doing at the time, right? In the casino years, in the early years, I mean, he was myopically focused on casinos, right? And everything would be about the casino business and building the casinos. And who’s, is Michael going to show up today is okay.

Cogan going to show up today you know you know what event you have and you know when that moved later on to the hotels the golf courses that became kind of the you know the focus when we got into the apprentice you know the apprentice became the and it was a certain way of actually I think maybe you know psychologically honing yourself where you just dig so deep into whatever you want to focus on that it ultimately becomes a success because you’re just so impassioned about it. But I think that conversation over the course of time moved from kind of – from focus to focus. Certainly when we got into politics, real estate became a much smaller conversation

at the dinner table. And guess what? It’s much more of a political conversation. You know, can you believe this? Can you believe this nonsense, right? And so it’s always how he actually, I think,

honed himself and got many of kind of the talking points and, you know, and kind of, you know, grounded his convictions in whatever he was doing in the moment. What qualities did he dislike the most? Like if I’m talking about victimhood, blame,

what was it when he’s looking at somebody, somebody doesn’t make it, somebody feels, an enemy he goes up against, an opponent, somebody he watches in sports, were there any qualities where like, if you want to fail in life, here’s the three things.

Laziness, he had no tolerance for lazy, right? And he could always respect somebody who was a hard fighter on the other side of the table. But as somebody who fought, he always liked the fighter. He never liked the lazy person. He wanted the person to be motivated.

I mean, he’ll call me in the morning. And I’m an early guy, and I’m kind of a late guy and honey it’ll be 5 30 in the morning. Honey are you awake? Yeah I’m speaking to you I’m awake. He’ll call me that same night you know 11 45. Honey are you awake? Yeah I’m awake you know and he’s called me a couple times right? I’m a guy who, you know, travels on a plane 210 days a year and you’re literally, you know, busting my chops for… But no, he’s remarkable. He likes hard workers, you know, and he likes people who have passion, you know, and for anything. And I’m the same way. I like people who have, I don’t care if you’re into knitting.

If you are truly passionate about something and you want to be a master of that, of that craft, I just find those people kind of fascinating. He always did too. He’s, he’s the guy who’d pull up, you know, you’d see a stonemason on the side of the road. He’d be building an incredible wall. He’d pull up to him. That’s the most incredible stone wall I’ve ever seen is that blue stone is that flagstone? You know you believe in dry packing? What kind of concrete do you use?

I mean he’s the guy who would always get so myopic and he would love to dig into the minds of people who are truly Kind of you know captains of industry They might not be you know captains of industry in the big sense, but people who truly knew their trade and knew that trade better than anybody and were perfectionists, he always loved those people. It’s kind of why I call him sometimes the blue-collar billionaire. He always did really well with – go to that electrician. Hey, bud, are we on schedule? Tell me about this job. What’s going right?

This is the guy that’s installing electrical outlet. This isn’t the guy that’s running the company. He learned more from those guys than he did from certainly any day from the guys who are actually running those organizations. Negotiate everything. I mean, he was always a tough negotiator. He was a fair negotiator, but he was a tough negotiator.

He’s a guy who expected quality. I remember as kids, and really my whole life, and I might actually be worse at this point, to tell you the truth, but we’d be walking through a casino as a little kid. He would stop a caravan of people because he would see a little paint drip on a wall

that was so insignificant that no one would ever point it out and he would make a spectacle out of it. Right. And what that was doing is actually convinced, you know, it’s, you know, it’s it was conditioning people to to be perfectionist. You know, don’t have that paint drip. Right. You know, don’t have that burnt out bulb. People notice these little details and it made the teams substantially better.

And, you know, it’s kind of one of the reasons we have the quality that we do in our company. But so oftentimes, I show up at our properties, I’ll walk through the loading dock, our lobbies are going to be perfect every single time. But I want to see every mechanical room, I want to make sure that there’s no dust on an HVAC system, and you know, kind of a back closet, you know, they’ve got to be perfectly painted, well lit, they’ve got to be immaculate. And the way you conduct yourself back at house is obviously is good transfer over the way you interact with guests and the way you hold yourself.

But no, he was a perfectionist. And he’s very OCD in terms of detail and tough negotiator and a guy who really, beyond anything, I think a great cheerleader. And I think you see that in politics certainly, but he cheerleads for things that he believes in.

I want America to be the greatest country in the world. We’re going to have the best economy. We’re going to have the lowest taxes. We’re going to have the greatest military. Our vets are going to be put first. We’re not going to let these companies rip us off and screw us all around the world.

We’re going to renegotiate these deals. China’s not going to get away with murder anymore. But he did that in business as well. Turnberry’s the greatest golf course. We’re building something that’s better than anything in the world. And he meant it.

But he was also willing to say it, right? He was always a great cheerleader and frankly, you know, to the political side of this conversation, it’s something that I think this country’s missing in a big way. We don’t have cheerleaders anymore.

Just look at the difference in four years, right? I mean, come back to it. You know, somebody might not like Somebody might not like a tough tweet. My father’s a very direct guy, and I love this. We’re New Yorkers, right? We love direct. No BS. Kind of tough. But people haven’t gotten a wage increase.

More people working three, four jobs than ever before. 25% of this country is behind on their electrical bills. This is the United States of America. How the hell is 25% of the country behind on, you know, electrical bills? You have the highest credit card debt in history in this country. And by the way, no one talks about the fact that that’s, you know, before the, the buy now pay later schemes, right?

Which is hundreds of billions of dollars. No one talks about that, you know, nothing’s working, right? All the while you’ve had 10% inflation, compounding inflation, you know, damn near it. Anybody who actually thinks that, you know, the 6% inflation number is a real number, you know, anybody who runs a business knows that these are kind of fake numbers. So you’ve had stagnation wage growth, you’ve had massive inflation, you know, so you’ve created this, this, this massive kind of Delta, you delta. People are so crammed down, they’re losing the American dream.

Nothing works. I mean, imagine being like a 22-year-old kid who falls in love, comes out of college, comes out of school, wants to buy a house. So the housing is double based on inflation. The fact of every two by four is now $12 versus $ bucks under my father, fuel costs, everything else, building materials. And now you have to go out and get a mortgage for what?

8%? You know 9% if you can even get financing on it? You know I mean they’ve made the American dream unaffordable and everybody realizes that and I don’t care how many times somebody comes out and makes up these silly soundbites that we’ve heard for 50 years. They’ve called every Republican for 50 years a fascist. It’s kind of interesting that they call my father a fascist whereas he’s the

one guy who didn’t want to get into a war. He’s the one guy who pulled us out of every single war. Isn’t that kind of ironic, right? I mean, he criticizes the greatest war machine in the history of the world, which has become us over the last 20 years. He kept us out of every single war, yet they call him a fascist.

I mean, I kind of find that a little ironic, right? We knew, but I’m telling you, man, I had people in my life that were the greatest disappointments and people who you never would have thought would have exited your life. I mean, lifelong friends, dear friends, best friends, every vacation, growing up together from the age of six,

disappear from your lives for really no apparent reason. And oftentimes it’s girlfriends or wives, which in that case it was. And then I had people come into my life who didn’t need to be in the fight, who got nothing out of the fight, who really believed who had heart and soul. And honestly, I’ll take one of them

over a hundred of the others any day. Clay Clark has worked his butt off. I mean that over the last three years, putting on. I can’t tell you how hard this guy has worked. I really mean this. This is the last reawaken Event probably ever. Maybe if one of us run one of These days, clay will bring it back.

Come here, clay. Come here. He is the hardest working, nicest guy who’s gone all across the country. He’s gone into the lion’s den in places that you wouldn’t believe. And there’s other people up here. Everybody up on this stage has been at a lot of these events, General Flynn, everybody. But we’ve had some of the greatest experiences you could possibly imagine. We’ve gone to areas that Republicans

have never, ever gone to before. We got attacked in Portland by Antifo. I mean, we have some crazy stories. And he never, ever, ever wants to back down. And so, Clay, on behalf of everybody that believes in Make America Great Again, on behalf of our entire family, on behalf of an entire country of patriots, people who love red, white, and blue, people who believe in faith, people who believe in our Constitution, people who believe in free speech, we love you and we appreciate you and we appreciate your family and how much you’ve sacrificed and how much you’ve spent.

And the greatest thing that will come out of all of it, aside from winning the presidency of the United States, we’ll get to that in a second, was an everlasting friendship between Clay and I because I’m telling you there’s not too many people in the world that have this man’s backbone and his tenaciousness and his perseverance. And so buddy, I love you. And to General Flynn, thank you.

You guys are incredible. You guys are incredible warriors. You guys are incredible, thank you. You guys are incredible. You guys are incredible warriors. You guys are incredible, incredible warriors. So thank you, my friend. Thank you. Clay’s the greatest. I met his goats today, I met his dogs, I met his chickens, I saw his compound. He’s like the greatest guy. I ran from his goats, his chickens, his dogs. So this guy’s like the greatest marketer you’ve ever seen, right? His entire life, Clay Clark, his entire life is marketing. dad, possibly the best selling or one of the best selling business authors of all time.

And he’s going to be joined with Eric Trump. He’ll be joined by Eric Trump. We got Eric Trump and Robert Kiyosaki in the same place in the same place. Aaron, why should everybody show up to hear Robert Kiyosaki? Well, you got billions of dollars of business experience between those two, not to mention many, many, many millions of books have been sold. Many, many millionaires have been made from the books

that have been sold by Robert Kiyosaki. I happen to be one of them. I learned from the man. He was the inspiration. That book was the inspiration. I learned from the man. He was the inspiration that book was the inspiration For me to get the entrepreneurial spirit as many other people now since you won’t brag on yourself. I will you’ve sold Billions of dollars of houses am I correct that is true and the book that that kick-started it all for you

Rich dad for the author the best-selling author of rich dad for dad Robert Kiyosaki the guy that kick-started it all for you. Rich Dad Pornhub, the author, the best-selling author of Rich Dad Pornhub, Robert Kiyosaki, the guy that kick-started your career. He’s gonna be here. He’s gonna be here. I’m pumped. And now Eric Trump, people don’t know this, but the Trump Organization has thousands of employees. There’s not 50 employees. The Trump Organization, again, most people don’t know this, but the Trump Organization has thousands of employees. And while Donald J. Trump was the 45th President of these United States and soon to be the 47th President of these United States, he needed someone to run the companies for him. And so the man that runs the Trump Organization, poor Donald J. Trump, as he was the 45th president of the United States and now the 47th president of the United States is Eric Trump.

Eric Trump is here to talk about time management, promoting from within, marketing, branding, quality control, sales systems, workflow design, workflow mapping, how to build. I mean everything that you see the Trump hotels, the Trump golf courses, all their products, the man who manages billions of dollars of real estate and thousands of employees is here to teach us how to do it. You are talking about one of the greatest brands on the planet from a business standpoint.

I mean, who else has been able to create a brand like the Trump brand? I mean, look at it. And this is the man behind the business for the last, pretty much since 2015, he’s been the man behind it. So you’re talking, we’re into nine,

going into 10 years of him running it. So you’re talking we’re into nine going into ten years of him running it and we get to tap into that knowledge that’s gonna be amazing. Now think about this for a second, you know, would you buy a ticket just to see a Robert Kiyosaki and Eric Trump? Of course you would. Of course you would. But we’re also gonna be joined by Sean Baker. This is the best-selling author, the guy who invented the carnivore diet. Dr. Sean Baker, he’s been on Joe Rogan multiple times.

He’s going to be joining us. So you’ve got Robert Kiyosaki, the best-selling author, rich dad, poor dad, Eric Trump, Sean Baker. The lineup continues to grow, and this is how we do our tickets here at the Thrive Time Show. If you want to get a VIP ticket, you can absolutely do it. It’s $500 for a VIP ticket. We’ve always done it that way. Now if you want to take a general admission ticket, it’s $250 or whatever price you want to pay. And the reason why I do that and the reason why we do that is because we want to make our events affordable for everybody. I grew up without money. I totally understand what it’s like to be the tight spot. So if you want to attend, it’s $250 or whatever price you want to pay. That’s

how I do it. And it’s $500 for a VIP ticket. Now, we only have limited seating here with the most people we’ve ever had in this building was for the Jim Brewer presentation. Jim Brewer came here, the legendary comedian Jim Brewer came to Tulsa, and we had 419 people that were here, 419 people. And I thought to myself, there’s no more room. I felt kind of bad that a couple of people

had VIP seats in the men’s restroom. Oh, no, I’m just kidding. But I felt, so I thought, you know what? We should probably add on. So we’re adding on what we call the upper deck or the top shelf. So the seats are very close to the presenters, but we’re actually building right now, we’re adding on to the facility to make room to accommodate another 30, about another 30 attendees or more.

So again, if you want to get tickets for this event, all you have to do is go to thrivetimeshow.com. Go to thrivetimeshow.com. When you go to thrivetimeshow.com, you’ll go there, you’ll request a ticket, boom. Or if you want to text me, if you want a little bit faster

service, you say, I want you to call me right now. Just text my number. That’s my cell phone number. My personal cell phone number. We’ll keep that private between you, between you, me, everybody. We’ll keep that private.

And anybody, don’t share that with anybody except for everybody. That’s my private cell phone number. It’s 918-851-0102, 918-8518510102. I know we have a lot of Spanish speaking people that attend these conferences. And so to be bilingually sensitive, my cell phone number is 9188510102. That is not actually bilingual. That’s just saying Juan for a Juan. It’s not the same thing.

I think you’re attacking me. Now let’s talk about this. Now, what kind of stuff will you learn at the Thrive Time Show Workshop? So Aaron, you’ve been to many of these over the past seven, eight years. So let’s talk about it. I’ll tee up the thing and then you tell me what you’re going to learn here.

Okay. Okay. You’re going to learn marketing, marketing and branding. What are we gonna learn about marketing and branding? Oh yeah, we’re gonna dive into, you know, so many people say, oh, you know, I gotta get my brand known out there, like the Trump brand, right?

You wanna get that brand out there. It’s like, how do I actually make people know what my business is and make it a household name? You’re gonna learn some intricacies of how you can do that. You’re going to learn sales. So many people struggle to sell something. This just in, your business will go to hell if you can’t sell. So we’re going to teach you sales.

We’re going to teach you search engine optimization, how to come up top in the search engine results. We’re going to teach you how to manage people. Aaron, you have managed, no exaggeration, hundreds of people throughout your career and thousands of contractors, and most people struggle with managing people. Why does everybody have to learn how to manage people? Well, because first of all, people are either have great people or you have people who suck. And so it could be a challenge, you know,

learning how to work with a large group of people and get everybody pulling in the same direction can be a challenge. But if you have the right systems, you have the right processes and you’re really good at selecting great ones. And we have a process we teach about how to find great people. When you start with the people who have a great attitude, they’re teachable, they’re driven, right, all of those things, then you know, you

can get those people all pulling in the same direction. So we’re gonna teach you branding, marketing, sales, search engine optimization, we’re gonna teach you accounting, we’re gonna teach you personal finance, how, search engine optimization. We’re going to teach you accounting, we’re gonna teach you personal finance, how to manage your finance, we’re gonna teach you time management, how do you manage your time? How do you how do you how do you get more done during a typical day? How do you build an organization if you’re not organized?

How do you do? How do you do organization? How do you build an org chart? Everything that you need to know to start and grow a business will be taught during this two day interactive business workshop. Now let me tell you how the format is set up here to get folks this is a two day interactive 15. Think about this folks. It’s two hours two days. Each day starts at 7am and it goes until 5pm. So from 7am to 5pm, two days. It’s a two-day interactive workshop. The way we do it is we do a 30-minute teaching session

and then we break for 15 minutes for a question and answer session. So Aaron, what kind of great stuff happens during that 15-minute question and answer session after every teaching session? I actually think it’s the best part about the workshops because here’s what happens. I’ve been to lots of these things over the years. I’ve paid many thousands of dollars to go to them and you go in there and they talk in vague generalities and they’re constantly upselling you for something,

trying to get you to buy this thing or that thing or this program or this membership. And you don’t, you leave not getting your very specific questions answered about your business or your employees or what you’re doing on your marketing. And what’s awesome about this is

we literally answer every single question that any person asks. And it’s very specific to what your business is. And what we do is we literally answer every single question that any person asks and it’s very specific to what your business is. And what we do is we allow you as the attendee to write your questions on the whiteboard and then we literally as you mentioned we answer every single question on the whiteboard and then we take a 15-minute break to to stretch and to make it entertaining when

you’re stretching and this is a true story. When you get up and stretch, you’ll be greeted by mariachis. There’s going to probably be alpaca here, llamas, helicopter rides, a coffee bar, a snow cone. I mean, there’s just… You had a crocodile one time.

That was pretty interesting. You know, I should write that down. And I’m sorry for that one guy that we lost. The crocodile, we duct taped its face. So that’s right. We duct taped. No, it was a baby crocodile.

And we duct taped. Yeah, duct taped around the mouth so it didn’t bite anybody. But it was really cool. You can pass that thing around and pet it. I should do that. I should I should do that. I should we have a small petting zoo that will be assembled. It’s going to be great. And then you’re in the company of hundreds of entrepreneurs. So there’s not a lot of people in America today. In fact, there’s less than 10 million people today, according to US Debt Clock, that identifies being self employed. So if you have a country with 350 million people, that means you have less than 3% of

our population that’s even self-employed. So you only have 3 out of every 100 people in America that are self-employed to begin with and when Inc. Magazine reports that 96% of businesses fail by default, by default you have a 1 out of 1000 chance of succeeding in the game of business. But yet the average client that you and I work with, we can typically double this. I’m just no, no, no hyperbole, no exaggeration.

I have thousands of testimonials to back this up. We have thousands of testimonials to back it up. But when you work with a home builder, when I work with a business owner, we can typically double the size of the company within 24 months. Yeah.

Double. And you say double? Yeah, there’s businesses that we have tripled. There’s businesses we’ve grown 8x. There’s so many examples you can see at thrive timeshow.com. But again, this is the most interactive best business workshop on the planet.

This is objectively the highest rated and most reviewed business workshop on the planet. This is objectively the highest rated and most reviewed business workshop on the planet And then you add to that Robert Kiyosaki the best-selling author of rich dad poor dad you add to that Eric Trump the man that runs the Trump Organization you add to that Sean Baker now you might say but clay but Clay, is there more? I need more. Well, okay, Tom Wheelwright is the wealth strategist for Robert Kiyosaki. So people say, Robert Kiyosaki, who’s his financial wealth advisor? Who’s the guy who manages, who’s his wealth strategist?

His wealth strategist, Tom Wheelwright, will be here. And you say, Clay, I still, I’m not going to get a ticket unless you give me more. Okay, fine. We’re going to serve you the same meal both days. True story. We have, we cater in the food and because I keep it simple, I literally bring him the same food both days for lunch. It’s Ted Esconzito’s an incredible Mexican restaurant That’s gonna happen and Jill Donovan our good friend who is the founder of rustic cuff?

She started that company in her home and now she sells millions of dollars of apparel and products That’s rustic cuff comments. One says I want more this is not enough. Give me more. Okay I’m not gonna mention their names right now because I’m working on it behind the scenes here But we’ve got one guy who’s giving me a verbal to be here And this is a guy who’s one of the wealthiest people in Oklahoma and nobody really knows who he is Because he’s built systems that are very utilitarian,

that offer a lot of value. He’s made a lot of money in the, it’s the, it’s where you rent, it’s short term, it’s where you’re renting storage spaces. He’s a storage space guy. He owns the, what do you call that? The rental, the storage space, storage units. This guy owns storage units. He owns the, what do you call that? The rental, the, uh, storage space, storage units.

This guy owns storage units. He owns railroad cars. He owns a lot of assets that make money on a daily basis, but they’re not like customer facing. Most people don’t know who owns the mini storage facility, or most people don’t know who owns the warehouse that’s passively making money.

Most people don’t know who owns the railroad cars, but this guy, he’s giving me a verbal that he will be here and we just continue to add more and more success stories. So if you’re out there today and you want to change your life, you want to give yourself an incredible gift, you want a life-changing experience, you want to learn how to start and grow a company, go to Thrivetimeshow.com, go there right now, Thrivetimeshow.com, request a ticket for the two-day interactive event. Again, the day here is March 6th and 7th, March 6th and 7th, we just got confirmation. Robert Kiyosaki, best-selling author, rich dad, poor dad, he’ll be here. Eric Trump, the man who leads the Trump Organization.

It’s going to be a blasty blast. There’s no upsells. Aaron, I could not be more excited about this event. I think it is incredible, and there’s somebody out there right now, you’re watching, and you’re like, but I already signed up for this incredible other program called Smoke Your Way to Thin.

You think that’s going to change your life? I promise you this will be 10 times better than that. Looks like I picked the wrong week for smoking. Don’t do the Smoke Your Way to Thin conference. That is, I’ve tried it, don’t do it. Yeah, chain smoking is not a viable, I mean it is life-changing. It is life-changing. If you become a chain smoker, it is life-changing. Not the best weight loss program though, right?

Not really. So if you’re looking to have life-changing results in a way that won’t cause you to have a stoma, get your tickets at Thrivetimeshow.com. Again, that’s Aaron Antis. I’m Clay Clark, reminding you and inviting you to come out to the two-day interactive Thrivetimeshow

workshop right here in Tulsa, Oklahoma. I promise you, it will be a life-changing experience. We can’t wait to see you right here in Tulsa, Oklahoma.

 

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